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Re: MsWin - GUI front end for GNU tools

From: Kai Ruottu <karuottu at mbnet dot fi>
To: Duane Ellis <duane_ellis at franklin dot com>
Cc: crossgcc at sources dot redhat dot com
Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 20:16:50 +0300
Subject: Re: MsWin - GUI front end for GNU tools
References: <OFB3FA0E20.D0988477-ON8525702E.00404A74-8525702E.0041BED1@franklin.com>

Duane Ellis kirjoitti:

I'm looking for a good MS-windows cross-gcc GUI front end for GNU tools
something that wraps up GCC, AS, and LD into something that
does not scare the heck out of Windows developers.
Ultimately - what I'd like is a IDE that supports GNU that is a 100% windows app. Something like Code Warrior, or VisualStudio. (RHIDE - is not acceptable, as it looks like a DOS app - not a Windows app)

Any other suggestions/solutions? Commercial products are fine for me.

Commercial command-line embedded tools usually used WinEdit :

http://www.winedit.com

as the GUI for dummies... The old '96' model was easy to set for GCC and GDB too, I toyed with it even on Win3.1x/Win32s when producing GCCs and Insights for DJGPP2/Win3.1x/Win32s... The later "WinEdit 2000" etc. models weren't as easy to set for several toolchains at the same time, but for "only one target" cases it could serve... Haven't investigated it lately though.


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